Find a Severance, CO SAT Math Tutor
Peyton R. - $45.00/hr - Erie, CO - View Peyton R. >>
...I began tutoring my classmates in middle school and expanded this into a professional capacity two years ago. I have significant experience tutoring in math and chemistry and I have seen much success among my students. I am a Biochemistry and Molecular Biology student at the University of Colorado Boulder. (read more)
Jim P. - $32.00/hr - Longmont, CO - View Jim P. >>
...Through both my job as well as teaching, I understand not only statistical applications, but HOW to best teach the subject to people. I have taught at the University of Utah as well as Front Range Junior College in Longmont Colorado. I understand that people learn differently, and part of my job as a tutor is to quickly figure out the best approach, and help you learn the way you learn best. (read more)
Jonathan D. - $45.00/hr - Greeley, CO - View Jonathan D. >>
...All of my children performed outstanding in all of their standardized tests to measure progress. I am an experienced tutor helping students how to think through their learning through note taking, review of topics and working through problems in an organized manner. I graduated from a Christian H.S. with extensive study in the Bible. (read more)
Cameron C. - $90.00/hr - Loveland, CO - View Cameron C. >>
...I graduated with a PhD from Texas State University in Mathematics Education. While completing my bachelors in mathematics education, I tutored many fellow college students and high school students from pre-algebra through the entire Calculus sequence. Tutoring math is something I have always enjoyed. (read more)
Annette F. - $80.00/hr - Longmont, CO - View Annette F. >>
...I'll work with you to figure out exactly what you need and provide individualized instruction to help you succeed! Learning Algebra 2 is about putting together all the pieces you learned in previous math classes, and exploring those concepts more fully. It's about things like moving functions around on a graph and turning exponents into logarithms...which don't have to be frustrating! (read more)